Ingeborg Bachmann – the German-Austrian writer who has been haunting me for months now. I stumbled upon her while searching for a new author to devour, and her name kept popping up alongside that of Thomas Bernhard, another Austrian writer whose work I’d read and admired. At first, it was just a matter of curiosity: …
Throughout the strange and shadowed traditions of medieval demonology, certain names appear again and again in the pages of grimoires that attempted to catalog the supernatural world. These texts, written by scholars, mystics, and occultists across centuries, described hierarchies of spirits believed to inhabit invisible realms parallel to our own. Among the seventy-two spirits recorded …
Every day is an adventure, and every moment is a potential crisis waiting to happen. And for me, dear reader, it all starts with the humble doorbell. It’s a simple thing, really. A button on the outside wall, connected to a chime inside the house. But don’t be fooled – this innocuous contraption has been …
